A "dolly" in cricket is basically a very easy catch.
To further clarify, consider the following explanation:
- Definition: A dolly refers to a catch that is considered exceptionally simple for a fielder to take.
- Example: If a batsman only nicks the ball, sending it gently into the air, and a fielder only needs to move slightly to secure the catch, this would be described as a "dolly".
In essence, a dolly is a straightforward opportunity for a fielder to dismiss a batsman by taking an easy catch.
